The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-08
AT MADISON FOR SUNDAY.
1HE PREsLDENT AND MRa CJEYEJAND
STOP FOR A DAYS REST

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1HH PREsIDENT AND MRS CJEVELAND
STOP FOR A DAYS REST
A shert Days Jes-noy from Milwaukee
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MADISON, Oct. Tho Presidents train
left Milwaukee half on hour late The town OF
100000 inhabitants covers an area Of AZ square
miles, and there seemed to be wish on the
part OF tho authorities to show the President
every one-both OF Inhabitants and square
miles. Hence the delay.
The day opened bright and beautiful. after q
regular down-pour Of rain during the night.
and everything tended to make the few remain-
ing hours Of the Presidents stay in Milwaukee
OF o most pleasant nature. At about 8k A. M.
the party went to the Soldiers Homo. The
sides Of GRAND avenue were lined with people,
who dotted their hats and waved handerchiefs,
while an occasional cheer broke forth as some
enthusiastic Individual caught sight OF his DO
litcal chief At the Soldiers Home the veto
rams wore in line, and saluted the President
and wife. the cannon on the greensward in
front Of the Home building meanwhile BOOM
ing forth the Presidential salute. No stops
were made. and the carriages drove very rap
idly through the city to the station.
A largo crowd had gathered about the dec
Grated pavilion on the platform an hour before
the party arrived. and whom the Presidents
carriage came into view It was greeted with q
round Of cheers which continued until the
train left. The appearance Of Mrs. Cleveland
on tho platform was the signal for special
outburst Of enthusiasm from the women. who
waved their handkerchief and parasols In &C.
looked BRIGHT and fresh. notwithstsndlnr the
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